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<blockquote data-quote="pming" data-source="post: 7827720" data-attributes="member: 45197">Hiya!Idea 1: Yeah, the &quot;buy land to keep it 'wild', with the power of the king and queen behind it&quot;.Idea 2: To buy stuff, obviously! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> Nobody said a Druid can't partake in the pleasures of 'civilization'. At least in moderation. Especially if the Druid uses the money to &quot;donate to influential noble houses&quot; so that the druid can have a proxy &quot;in the government&quot; to present/oppose laws, edicts, endevours, etc that the druid would otherwise have no say-so. You know the saying...&quot;Money is power...&quot;Idea 3: Buy land, start a &quot;grotto&quot; and pay for advertising to get started on the whole &quot;followers&quot; thing. A nice big camp to house trainees of 'wilderness guides' for the area that will hire themselves out to people wanting safer passage through the area. The druid can train the 'knowledge' part and he can hire a ranger, fighter, sylvan paladin, or other martial-based class to handle the 'physical' part of training. (This may step on some toes in regards to rules/allowing of followers and whatnot...I'm not sure...never played any 5e over 7th level, and that was only one PC since 5e came out with the Starter Set).Idea 4: Gift it to powerful woodland creatures that DO want/like/need treasure. Dragons, Hags, Dryads, Giants, etc. all might be quite appreciative of a Druid who pays them for, well, just being themselves...but keeping the druid informed of various goings on's. Plus, it doesn't hurt to be able to call in a favour from a Green Dragon, a trio of Stone Giants and a Dryad when the need arises. Generous 'gifts' would likely ensure this.^_^Paul L. Ming</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pming, post: 7827720, member: 45197"] Hiya! [B]Idea 1: [/B]Yeah, the "buy land to keep it 'wild', with the power of the king and queen behind it". [B]Idea 2:[/B] To buy stuff, obviously! ;) Nobody said a Druid can't partake in the pleasures of 'civilization'. At least in moderation. Especially if the Druid uses the money to "donate to influential noble houses" so that the druid can have a proxy "in the government" to present/oppose laws, edicts, endevours, etc that the druid would otherwise have no say-so. You know the saying..."Money is power..." [B]Idea 3: [/B]Buy land, start a "grotto" and pay for advertising to get started on the whole "followers" thing. A nice big camp to house trainees of 'wilderness guides' for the area that will hire themselves out to people wanting safer passage through the area. The druid can train the 'knowledge' part and he can hire a ranger, fighter, sylvan paladin, or other martial-based class to handle the 'physical' part of training. (This may step on some toes in regards to rules/allowing of followers and whatnot...I'm not sure...never played any 5e over 7th level, and that was only one PC since 5e came out with the Starter Set). [B]Idea 4:[/B] Gift it to powerful woodland creatures that DO want/like/need treasure. Dragons, Hags, Dryads, Giants, etc. all might be quite appreciative of a Druid who pays them for, well, just being themselves...but keeping the druid informed of various goings on's. Plus, it doesn't hurt to be able to call in a favour from a Green Dragon, a trio of Stone Giants and a Dryad when the need arises. Generous 'gifts' would likely ensure this. ^_^ Paul L. Ming [/QUOTE]

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